Cowboys keep the offense going, Griffin can move

The Redskins responded with a solid drive, but had to settle for a field goal on their first possession out of the bye week. Griffin had a 15-yard run in the mix, showing some signs of improved mobility as he continues to recover from knee surgery.

But it was Tony Romo and the Cowboys who showed they’re still fresh, with a 7-3 lead after a pair of possessions on Sunday Night Football.

Dallas opened with a clean 10-play drive to start the game with a touchdown, with running back DeMarco Murray finishing it with a 4-yard run.

In many ways, it was like the pace the Cowboys kept a week ago, as they’ve now scored touchdowns on five of their last six possessions. We’ll see if they can keep it up.

@ fortyoz420
Most overrated team in history really?
– 5 Super Bowl championships
– 8 conference championships
– 16 division championships
– 12 members in the HOF
– 25 seasons with 10+ victories
No other team can claim any of that other than the steelers 6th SB and the 49ers with their 5 SB. Your ignorance is obvious judging by your screen name, maybe you should layoff the forty’s bro and skip your next 4:20 meeting its clearly messed up your head!